Sentence examples for embrace a pattern from inspiring English sources

PAGE A11 The Caucus Sticking With Risk President Obama and his closest aides continue to embrace a pattern of risk, even if it startles official Washington.

Over the past decade the earnings cycle for corporations embraced a pattern of at least four years up and four down.

Turning my back on insanity, I recently embraced a pattern interrupt.

While local studies fail to embrace a global overview of these contexts, global studies hide the context scale patterns.

Although sarcoidosis is known to embrace a wide variety of clinical and pathological manifestations (Table  1), this case is different from the other rarely reported clinical patterns consisting of severe hypertension associated with small and medium-vessel injury [ 16].

Find or embrace a talent.

"This decision represents an intransigent embrace of a pattern of life Christians throughout history and the world have rejected as against biblical teaching," said Mr. Harmon, an adviser to the diocesan bishop.

No one has come up with it yet". The Rev. Kendall Harmon, canon theologian for the South Carolina diocese, said in a statement that Saturday's decision "represents an intransigent embrace of a pattern of life Christians throughout history and the world have rejected as against biblical teaching...

Renal sarcoidosis embraces a wide variety of clinical patterns.

Resolution No. 12 "This year I resolve to embrace more pattern and rich hues when creating design concepts for my clients, this means more florals and rich colours like navy and plum".

I want to continue to be unpredictable and eclectic". "This year I resolve to embrace more pattern and rich hues when creating design concepts for my clients, this means more florals and rich colours like navy and plum" "This year I resolve to incorporate more masculinity into my designs so that my work feels less delicate.